40 Days to Create a New City Landmark: Jingshi 3D Assists in Completing the Largest 3D Printed Artwork in Deyang, Sichuan

In October 2025, Nanji Bear learned that in Deyang, Sichuan, a striking set of public art installations was completed. This urban landscape was completed by Jinshi 3D and is the largest 3D printed landmark group built by the company in China to date.All works are manufactured using their self-developed FGF1800Pro large-scale 3D printer for integrated forming.It demonstrates a combination of high efficiency and high precision.

Printing devices specially designed for industrial applications.

The FGF1800Pro is a 3D printer focused on large-format fused granulate fabrication (FGF) technology, designed for industrial-grade production. It can handle polymer composites and granulate materials, occupying less than three square meters. The device is equipped with a nozzle diameter of up to 8 millimeters and features a 50-kilogram sealed material silo, ensuring stable material supply through pneumatic methods. This machine offers high speed, high strength, and strong weather resistance, making it particularly suitable for long-term outdoor use. It is currently widely used in sculpture creation, furniture production, energy equipment molds, and mining machinery, among other fields.

Complete the entire landmark construction in 40 days.

The art project in Deyang includes several large installations: a city symbol in the shape of the letter "D" with a diameter of 12 meters, a 10-meter-high replica sculpture of the Sanxingdui Sun Wheel with an internal lighting system, and a series of life-size models of industrial equipment such as wind turbines and gas turbines.

From design to printing to on-site installation,The construction period of the entire landmark group is less than 40 days.This extremely high construction efficiency allows traditional public art projects, which used to take several months, to be completed in a short period of time. Jinshi 3D states that large-scale 3D printing is changing the way urban landmarks are constructed. This method not only shortens the construction period but also allows for more freedom in design, reduces material waste, and is more environmentally friendly and sustainable.

Continuously promote innovation in public art.

In recent years, Jinshi 3D has undertaken similar projects in various locations across the country. Previously, they delivered 50 rocket models for Bengbu Science City and completed several sets of cultural theme sculptures in a scenic area in Enshi, Hubei. The company has been deeply involved in the field of additive manufacturing for over a decade, consistently applying 3D printing technology to urban image shaping and the creation of public cultural spaces.

The completion of this group of 3D-printed landmarks in Deyang marks the mature application of large-scale additive manufacturing technology in the field of public urban art. Utilizing, Jinshi 3D has achieved an efficient closed loop from design to implementation. These works, which embody both cultural symbolism and industrial aesthetics, enhance the city's image while also providing a replicable technological pathway for the rapid renewal of future urban landscapes.

About Jinshi 3D

In 2015, Jinshi 3D was established in Shenzhen, pioneering the establishment of a standardized 3D printer production base and began advancing research on 3D printing materials. Over the years, Jinshi 3D has continuously expanded its product line to include a variety of innovative 3D printers and materials, becoming a key player in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and healthcare.